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Fairie-ality: The Fashion Collection from the House of Ellwand: The Deluxe Edition

"The oversize edition is designed as an haute couture catalog. With its saucy copy and retro-VOGUE illustrations, it's spot-on — and out of this world." — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

A Book Sense 76 Selection

An American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults

Winner of a Stora Enso Design and Production Award, British Book Awards

"The colors are so rich, the photo work so meticulous, you can almost feel the whisper of petals and leaves beneath your fingers." — DALLAS MORNING NEWS

"If only the coats and dresses designed for Fairie-ality were life-size."
— ELLE

"Replicates the coy cadences of fashion-speak with glee."
— VILLAGE VOICE

for may 26, 2011
we did a fashion photography/modeling/kind of thing at school that day. I learned a lot from the professional photographer who came in and helped us photographers. later that day at night I left for a beach trip with my friends.

Glasgow School of Art Fashion Show 2009.

Really good, although i preferred 2008's show better.

These pictures aren't really good.
I had camera malfunctions half way through the show ahah.

Masterfully conceived and crafted, the eleven pairs of objects designed by Jonathan Bonner to fit into an individual's trouser pockets are also completely preposterous in their functionality. Graphite and glass pocket balls pop out awkwardly from the leg, circular pocket magnets provide a novel way of carrying scissors, wrenches, and screwdrivers. Ice pocket mounds melt, pointy pocket weasels create holes, and pocket air bags bulge. In deadpan images that mock product photography and industrial publications, Bonner plays mischievously with the relationship of function to design, advertising to reality, sobriety of approach to hilarity of conception, proving himself much more interested in the long-standing relationship of hands to pockets and genitals than in the idea of usefulness.